#root conjure

[gent-illmatic]

[goryhorroor]

“malignant was dumb and cheesy” THAT WAS THE POINT. it was obviously inspired by giallo horror in which the acting is over the top, the plot’s are wild, and everything is exaggerated. I’m not hating on someone for not liking it, but the whole point of the movie was just that.

[yearningforunity]

James Spurgeon Jordan aka Jim Jordan was born to former slaves in eastern North Carolina, Hertford County, in 1871. Jordan worked as a sharecropper in early adulthood while running a small conjure practice on the side.

[books-apples-socks]

(...) Silver had terrible hard work getting up the knoll. What with the steepness of the incline, the thick tree stumps, and the soft sand, he and his crutch were as helpless as a ship in stays. But he stuck to it like a man in silence, and at last arrived before the captain, whom he saluted in the handsomest style. He was tricked out in his best; an immense blue coat, thick with brass buttons, hung as low as to his knees, and a fine laced hat was set on the back of his head. “Here you are, my man,” said the captain, raising his head. “You had better sit down.” “You ain’t a-going to let me inside, cap’n?” complained Long John. “It’s a main cold morning, to be sure, sir, to sit outside upon the sand.” “Why, Silver,” said the captain, “if you had pleased to be an honest man, you might have been sitting in your galley. It’s your own doing. You’re either my ship’s cook—and then you were treated handsome—or Cap’n Silver, a common mutineer and pirate, and then you can go hang!” “Well, well, cap’n,” returned the sea-cook, sitting down as he was bidden on the sand, “you’ll have to give me a hand up again, that’s all.” (...) Silver’s face was a picture; his eyes started in his head with wrath. He shook the fire out of his pipe. “Give me a hand up!” he cried. “Not I,” returned the captain. “Who’ll give me a hand up?” he roared. Not a man among us moved. Growling the foulest imprecations, he crawled along the sand till he got hold of the porch and could hoist himself again upon his crutch. Then he spat into the spring. “There!” he cried. “That’s what I think of ye. Before an hour’s out, I’ll stove in your old block house like a rum puncheon. Laugh, by thunder, laugh! Before an hour’s out, ye’ll laugh upon the other side. Them that die’ll be the lucky ones.” And with a dreadful oath he stumbled off, ploughed down the sand, was helped across the stockade, after four or five failures, by the man with the flag of truce, and disappeared in an instant afterwards among the trees.

[ausetkmt]

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[propheticeve]

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

The Orishas aren’t Hoodoo

Stop ignoring the many Hoodoo ancestral spirits that are seeking to be venerated into deity.

[conjuremanj]

What Are Ammonia Jars Used For In Real Hoodoo.

Well as you can see from the old label above it's a cleanser, what ammonia is not for is reversings.

This type of working using this product would be a new age neo hoodoo practice that is going around mixing traditional southern hoodoo with modern witchcraft mix with 50 other things.

When it comes to real Ammonia Jars it can be for three things just off the top of my head.

For Souring.

I want you to think about this. If you put someone in a sugar jar that person will become sweet because sugar is sweet right so there be sweet.

If you put someone in ammonia jar they will be sour like a lemon working.

Now Why Is That? Because ammonia is a pungent smelling of like gas with a slight sour smell.

2.

What Else Can It Be Used For? It can also be used to hurt someone.

3.

It can also be used as a CLEANSER by adding some Hyssop into the ammonia. By doing this it will become a very powerful Cleanser.

His can help remove all that negativity and keep it out.

[Read my post on cleansing]

So there you go those are three ways to use an ammonia jar but remember it's not used for reversals at least not in real rootwork...

[swiftcast-selene]

Day 2: Home

sometimes it's hard to think of the shadow of a castrum as "home", but... it's much harder to deny the effect the Shroud and its people have had on him.

[reasoningdaily]

Hoodoo Herbal Folk Recipes for Conjure Spellwork with Herbs, Houseplants, Roots, Oils (Starr Casas).pdf

Hoodoo Herbal Folk Recipes for Conjure Spellwork with Herbs, Houseplants, Roots, Oils (Starr Casas).pdf

This definitive guide to Hoodoo plant magic contains detailed information on dozens of roots and herbs. In Hoodoo Herbal, Starr Casas shares a lifetime of experience and family secrets in her usual plain-spoken, direct, and friendly style.   Mama Starr makes Hoodoo plant magic accessible to all. For example, snake plants (Dracaena trifasciata)—common houseplants that are readily available at garden stores and supermarkets—possess a long reputation for successfully keeping lying tongues from disrupting your home. As their leaves resemble a double-edged sword, they are believed able to cut through malicious works (spells) that may have been sent against you. They are valued for their anti-gossip properties.   The book features information about a wide variety of plants and how to use them, as well as practical tips regarding planting seeds, cutting, transplanting, and caring for plants so that they will care for you, too. Starr advises that as the plants thrive and grow, the works for which they are used will grow stronger, too—as will you.

[just-a-girl-who-likes-sharks]

April 2024 books ❤️

[girlfox]

first things first, ahri's shan hai skin is mind-blowingly gorgeous. her soft wavy hair in curly cloud patterns .. her gorgeous painted tails .. the unique shape of her whiskers .. the swipe of red under her eyes .. the chunky earrings .. she's THAT GIRL. but also i'm in love with how she manipulates fire in her foxfire skin, nature/flowers/foliage in her elderwood skin, and now water in her shan hai skin. she can really truly do it all.

[gent-illmatic]

[iamwinklebottom]

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[3rdeyeblaque]

🌱Root of the Month for June 2023 : Cosmos 🌱

Cosmos: are a symbol of harmony, nakedness, tranquility, peace, love, innocence, joy, & beauty. Colonizing Spaniards came across these plants in Mexico during the early 18th Century. Spanish priests grew Cosmos in gardens, as they saw their petals and thought them to be impressively orderly; thus subsequently naming them, Cosmos after the Greek word Kosmos, meaning Order. Whereas, the Native Peoples of Mexico saw their wild and untamed leaves and they knew them to attract the Fae. They also knew Cosmos to draw luck. The blossoms are known to repel unwanted insects. In Indigenous Mexican traditions, the chocolate Cosmos is prized for its reddish- brown pigment and cocoa-like fragrance, represents harmony.

Taxa(Family/Genus/species): Asteraceae/Cosmos/bipinnatus

Folk Nomenclature: N/A

Common Name: Garden Cosmos, Mexican Aster

Native Locality: Southern U.S, Mexico, Central & South America

Phenotypic Traits: bright colorful orderly petals with upright hairy stemmed

Parts Used: Petals

Gender: Cold

Planetary Ruler: Venus (likely)

Elemental Ruler: Earth (likely)

Traditional Usage in Rootwork: Luck drawing

Traditional Medicinal Usage: to treat jaundice, fever, malaria, antiviral, antibacterial, anti diabetic, anti inflammatory. Known to improve circulation, combat infections, strengthen bones, and treat skin problems.

‼️ PLEASE NOTE: Ragweed pollen is a major seasonal allergy trigger ‼️

[gullahconjure]

Real Rootworkers are up allllll night peeling ginger✨🫚🌙

[conjuremanj]

Cologne And Perfumes In Your Practice.

Now in my previous post I spoke on spiritual colones, waters like Florida Water and their uses and while this is one way to use it, there are other ways to tap into the power of these products. When looking at colognes and perfumes, try not to see them as just fragrances. They were made from herbs, resins, and oils.

Beside Florida Water, Rose Water Cologne or Kananga Water there are other colognes and perfumes that are made to be used for spirits deities and workings. It's not enough to buy a spiritual perfume and begin using it.

To get the most out of them, they need to be blessed either by the Orisha it's for or the Lwa it's for. If for hoodoo a blessing to the ansestors will do.

If you choose, you can ask your guides, angels, saints, or deities for help to make it more effective at whatever you want it to do for you. Basically you're making an holy item or spiritual item.

Colognes Perfumes As Offerings: While many deities have their own type of offering that is giving to them, these colognes could be good to used as a wash to honor your deity or spirit. Other deities like receiving perfumes that contain their favorite ingredients like Ezurlie or any love deity, that created specifically for them.

Scents Used In Your Space: Perfumes and colognes are placed on the body to give their properties to the wearer, they can be added to washes or sprinkled around your property for protection of a place like Saint Michael.

Saint Michael for instance a perfume dedicated to him can be used to help fortify your home and protect those within it and also be used as a offering to him on his fest day. Use it as a floor wash, or sprinkling around the perimeter.

Can I Use It In A Ritual Bath: No these are not a bath their are perfume/, colognes only sprinkle or out in your body. (If can burn privates if you add to bath)

Working For St Lazarus: Using natural water not faucet water, you don't really know what's in it. ( Rain Water is good). Add a little St Lazarus cologne or use a St Lazarus wash or both is fine too. You can add his oil if you choose. Add that to the bowl of water, place his colored candle in the middle of the bowl and light it. This we'll get St. Lazarus attention, then pray his prayer and tell him what you need. Let it burn.

Perfumes as Spiritual Food Just as perfumes can be given as offerings to spirits, they can also be offered to mojo's, washes, dolls, crystal etc. If a liquid is called for in a ritual, often a cologne or perfume can be used or added to it to power the liquid with its properties.

List Of Some Of These Perfume/Cologne.